Keep or Switch After This Week's Bag
Melissa Tan 171 2026-09-06 20:28:00 Edit
Tonight is this week's bag, not a P1 shopping guide. Empty it. Count spoken turns against worksheets. Then keep or switch.
A P1 bag still needs one spoken sentence

A keepable week still has one sentence the child said or wrote with a person. A stack of blanks is not that sentence.
Do not invent an MOE worksheet quota. Colouring is not a spoken turn.
A page of circling pictures with no spoken sentence still counts as a worksheet. A shared sentence the teacher wrote under the child's words counts as a turn.
If the bag has six colouring sheets and no marked sentence, the class sold paper, not speech.
Count this week's bag tonight
Empty the bag. Count worksheet pages. Count spoken or shared-writing turns the teacher marked. Switch if worksheets outnumber spoken turns two to one.
- Empty the bag onto the table.
- Count worksheet pages.
- Count marked spoken or shared-writing turns.
- Write the two numbers on the bag.
Do not count colouring as a spoken turn.
Eight worksheet pages and three marked sentences is a watch. Eight pages and one silent tick is a fail.
If the bag has more paper than spoken turns two weeks in a row, switch. One heavy week is a watch, not a verdict.
Keep or switch after the count
Keep if one marked sentence exists. Watch one more week if the count is close. Switch if two bags fail.
No fee claim. One heavy bag is a watch. Two failed bags close the class.
This is not the P1 working page
No. That page watches home signs after class. Tonight counts the bag. Primary School English may replace a silent class. Confirm live terms.
Page | Job | Tonight? |
|---|---|---|
This bag | Worksheets versus spoken turns | Yes |
P1 working signs | Home signs after class | Another night |
iWorld Learning's Primary School English page currently lists 3-6 person groups, 1-to-1 lessons, and a trial. Confirm live terms.
FAQ
A tracing sheet is not a spoken turn.
Does a tracing sheet count as a spoken turn?
No. A spoken or shared-writing sentence needs words the child produced with a person.
Do we switch after one heavy bag?
Watch one more week if a marked sentence still exists. Two failed bags close the class.
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